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Mont-Tremblant International Airport serves Quebec's premier ski resort destination from its location in La Macaza, 35 kilometers north of the world-renowned Mont-Tremblant village and ski area. Originally constructed in 1962 as CFB La Macaza for Royal Canadian Air Force operations and nuclear-armed Bomarc missile defense, the facility converted to civilian use in 2000, featuring a 5,907-foot paved runway capable of handling business jets and regional aircraft. The charming chalet-style terminal reflects Quebec's mountain architecture, providing customs services on a call-out basis from Mirabel Airport for private aircraft with up to 15 passengers requiring international clearance. Porter Airlines previously operated seasonal service until 2022, while Air Canada provided winter flights through 2019, highlighting the airport's role as a gateway for affluent skiers and recreational travelers. Full FBO services include Jet-A1 and 100LL fuel, Type 1 and Type 4 de-icing during winter months, and ground handling for corporate aircraft serving the luxury resort market. Operating hours from 7:00 to 23:00 local time accommodate most business and leisure travel schedules, with after-hours services available by prior arrangement. Shuttle services connect the airport to Mont-Tremblant resort within 35 minutes, providing convenient transportation for ski packages and resort stays. Peak traffic occurs during winter ski season (December-March) and summer festival periods when accommodations and ground transportation require advance reservations. The airport's elevation and location in the Laurentian Mountains can experience rapid weather changes, particularly during winter when snowstorms and freezing rain may impact operations. Limited dining and retail options in the terminal emphasize advance meal planning, though the nearby resort offers extensive amenities once transportation is arranged. The facility supports high-end recreational aviation, with many visiting aircraft belonging to resort property owners and luxury vacation travelers seeking direct access to Quebec's most prestigious mountain destination.
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Minimum domestic connection:
45 minutes
International connections:
90 minutes
Interline transfers:
120 minutes
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Last updated: January 1980 | Data Source: IATA and other airline sites and resources